Religion 

What religions exist in Kintland?

The official state religion of Kintland is the "Kintlandian Orthodox" church. There are a total of 43 religious sites in Kintland. 31 of these sites are for Kintlandian Orthodoxy. 8 of them are Jewish religious sites; temples and tabernacels. And 4 of them are for the "Kintlandian Lutheran" church.

The Kintlandian government has a building polocy on religious buildings and sites-the "No more no less" polocy. This means that no more churches, steaples, cathedrals, holy sites, or warship grounds shall be built on Kintlandian territory. However, the government must maintain these buildings and sites, and rebuild them if they where ever destroyed. 

Kintland was one of the few places in Europe not beraded by Nazi forces, therefor, there is a noticeably higher Jewish population in Kintland than in other parts of the continent. 

Stalin procecuted Christian and Jewish people in Kintland, they where sent to gulags in Siberia from 1929-1944. After the indapendence of South Finland, in 1955, the government of the USSR under Kruschev agreed to transfer the surviving Jewish and Christian people who where procecuded back home. Not all of the Christian and Jewish populated where captured in the first place though. 

Kintland is the least religious nation in the world however. 88% of all Kintlandian citizens are Angnostic or Athiest.